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What happened on October 17, 2011
LIFESTYLE
24-hour gyms allow patrons to come and go on their own terms By JANET HEIM | janeth@herald-mail.com
Milestones - Oct. 16-17
ENTERTAINMENT
'Footloose' remake should be given the boot By BOB GARVER
NEWS
Six people, two with major injuries, hurt in car-SUV crash in Fulton Co.
Community Calendar - Oct. 17
This week in government
Washington County senior menus - Oct. 19-25
Milestones - Oct. 18
Program on social media for business planned Ellen Rowland | Around North Hagerstown
Found animals - Oct. 18
20 years of fitness - Part 2 Chad Smith
Community briefs - Oct. 18
Intersection near Martinsburg schools to become four-way stop
Found Animals - Oct. 17
St. Mark's Episcopal Church plans holiday festival
Road and lane closures for Monday, Oct. 17
Community Calendar - Oct. 18-21
Sechler is new horticulture director
Police, fire briefs - Oct. 17
Pavement preservation work to affect traffic on some Hagerstown streets
Hagerstown Day Nursery plans Oct. 29 fundraiser
Zumbathon to benefit Breast Cancer Awareness
Soup and sandwich sale Kristy Smith | Around Boonsboro
Church to hold soup and sandwich sale
Barone joins Sons of Confederate Veterans
Sisters round up family news By JANET HEIM | janeth@herald-mail.com
Habitat for Humanity to hold basket bingo Staci Clipp | Around South Hagerstown
Volleyball fundraiser set for Tuesday, Oct. 25 Cheryl Weaver | Around Clear Spring
Motorcycle crash victim loved life on two wheels By KATE S. ALEXANDER | kate.alexander@herald-mail.com
Hagerstown Jaycees to present 5K, dog jog proceeds to Humane Society
Agency aims to streamline construction plan reviews, permits By HEATHER KEELS | heather.keels@herald-mail.com
Public asked to help with monument to Korean War veterans By DAN DEARTH | dan.dearth@herald-mail.com
More commercial use sought for development off Robinwood Drive By HEATHER KEELS | heather.keels@herald-mail.com
OPINION
EDUCATION
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